Zimbabwe National League of the Blind

24/06/2026

Zimbabwe National League of the Blind is live at the 2026 National Disability Expo in Masvingo. "Embracing disability inclusion in all sectors. A masterstroke for National Prosperity and Economic Development "
Zimbabwe National League of the Blind

24/06/2026

Otilia Panganai

11/06/2026

ZNLB's Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR) Programme facilitated a Stakeholders' Meeting on Inclusive Livelihood Sensitisation in Mataga, Mberengwa. The meeting brought together key stakeholders from Wards 18, 23 and 26 to discuss strategies for strengthening disability inclusion in livelihood programmes and community development initiatives.
Together, we are building inclusive communities where persons with disabilities can participate fully and equally in economic and social development.

11/06/2026

Inclusion in action! 🌟 ZNLB's CBR Programme visited Musume Primary and High Schools to support the establishment of Disability Inclusive Clubs. A productive meeting with school heads, specialist teachers, SDC Chairperson and the District Remedial Tutor marks an important step towards ensuring that every learner belongs and participates.

30/03/2026

Rights for children with visual impairments
Online Chronicle, SundayNews March 28,

By Tanaka Nkala [email protected]

Tanaka Nkala [email protected] Zimbabwe National League of the Blind rolled out an awareness campaign at Mc Keutain Primary School which was focused on child rights and basic human rights set…

30/03/2026

ZNLB successfully conducted a Child Rights Awareness Campaign at McKeurtan Primary School, aimed at empowering learners with visual impairments with critical knowledge on their rights, protection mechanisms, and reporting pathways.
The initiative brought together key stakeholders including Childline Zimbabwe and the ZRP Victim Friendly Unit, reinforcing a multi-sectoral approach to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children with disabilities.
We sincerely acknowledge the valuable contributions of our partners and stakeholders in making this engagement a success.
We also recognize the efforts of our team members:
Tendai David Muranganwa
Thandekile Nyathi
Otilia Panganai

This engagement contributes to our ongoing commitment to advancing inclusive education and child protection.

20/03/2026

This is more than just a wheelchair… it’s freedom, confidence, and new possibilities. ♿❤️
In Entumbane, we had the privilege of supporting a child with a disability with a wheelchair—helping open doors to education, participation, and independence.
Moments like these remind us why inclusion matters.
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National League of the Blind

20/03/2026

We recently conducted an outreach in Bulawayo, Entumbane under our Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR) Programme, where we provided sunscreen lotions to children with albinism in local schools.
Children with albinism are at a higher risk of skin damage and skin cancer due to sun exposure.

Providing sunscreen is not just support—it is essential for their health, protection, and well-being.
We remain committed to promoting inclusion, dignity, and equal access to essential services for all children with disabilities.

19/03/2026

Change happens when communities come together 💙
In Mberengwa District, we brought together local leaders and stakeholders for an advocacy workshop on inclusive education for children with disabilities, particularly those who are visually impaired. This initiative is part of our collective action for disability rights in partnership with African Union of the Blind and Norwegian Association of the Blind and Partially Sighted.

Together, we are strengthening partnerships and driving meaningful change to ensure no child is left behind in accessing quality education.

12/03/2026

Smiles, confidence, and opportunity!

Through our Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR) Programme, we visited schools in Mberengwa District to provide school uniforms to children with disabilities, supporting their right to education and inclusion.
Every child deserves to learn with dignity and confidence. Together, we are making inclusive education a reality.
Zimbabwe National League of the Blind remains committed to promoting inclusion and equal opportunities for persons with disabilities.